Green Team

At Wolverhampton, Green Team becomes a different horse. He has won three times from thirteen races there — a win rate of roughly one win in every four visits, which is exactly the kind of record that makes a trainer smile when the draw comes out at that particular track. His most recent success came on 29 May 2026, just two months ago, suggesting he remains competitive and is still finding the winner's enclosure as a seven-year-old. On normal ground — the sort of conditions you get most often in British racing — he has won three times from eighteen attempts, a 17% win rate that tells you he handles the track as it usually plays. That is also the sweet spot where his form sharpens.

Billy Loughnane, his regular rider, has steered him to three wins from nine races together, a 33% win rate that speaks volumes about the partnership. That is more than three times better than his career average, which suggests Loughnane either gets the best out of him or gravitates toward the races where Green Team is most likely to perform. Either way, it is the clearest edge in the data. His trainer Nick Littmoden runs a small outfit — only two winners sent out this season — so Green Team may not have the resources or firepower of bigger yards, but he is a consistent handicap sort who knows his game. At Class 5 level, where he typically competes, he has won three times from sixteen races, a 19% win rate that shows he belongs there. With one race in the last day, he remains active and in work. Green Team will never set the track on fire, but he is exactly the kind of horse that pays his way.